Tweet Every leader needs to balance the tension of “leading for me and leading for the organization.†I balance it everyday. Here’s what I mean. I’m sometimes going to lead…
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Tweet I’m an avid runner. It’s my best thinking time. If I’m out of town, I usually run longer distances because of the new surroundings. I’ve had some glorious running…
Tweet I’ve planted two churches. In each plant, God overwhelmed us continually with what He did among us. I feel humbled and blessed to be a part of such healthy…
Tweet I was in the business world longer than I’ve been a pastor, so I’m still relatively “new†in the field of vocational ministry. I do have many years of…
Tweet I was in a community program recently talking about regionalism. Websters defines regionalism as: 1 a: consciousness of and loyalty to a distinct region with a homogeneous population b: development of a political or social system based on one or more such areas 2: emphasis on regional locale and characteristics This particular gathering was…
Tweet This is a guest post by my friend Jonathan Pearson. Jonathan is the Orangeburg Campus Pastor at Cornerstone Community Church and Assistant Director of The Sticks Network. He is…
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Tweet It’s the biggest stumbling block to sustaining growth. In my opinion. It often happens during times of success. You can have all the right systems, momentum and motivation —…
Tweet There are four seasons of leadership. Misunderstanding this can lead to frustration. Four seasons: Some plant – Some leaders sow seeds. They are used to start something new. As…
Tweet This is a Guest Post by Thom S. Rainer. Dr. Rainer is president of Lifeway Christian Resources. His blog is fast becoming a “go to” resource for church leaders….
Tweet I want to encourage you to plan an intentional date night. Make the reservations. Get a babysitter. (Trade with another couple so they can do this another night.) And,…
Tweet In every position of leadership I have ever held, there were people who felt the need to “inform” the leader. When I served in an elected office, people told…
Tweet IÂ previously shared 7 of the greatest needs of a wife, based on personal observation and experience working with married couples. Today I continue with the man’s side of…
Tweet In my years of counseling and ministering to married couples, mostly in distress, I have learned some principles that run fairly consistent within each marriage. Couples really are not…
Tweet I’m an old guy now. Officially. Not really — at least I don’t think so — but to some. My kids are grown. Out of the house. Recently, we…